Sentence examples for worldwide string from inspiring English sources

To be closer to its users and speed response time, it is building a worldwide string of data centers, including a huge site in The Dalles, Ore., with technologies it designed to reduce its ravenous need for electricity.

Now the story of Duarte's fight to forge a better future for his community is the subject of a 16-minute documentary entitled The Good Fight that has been grabbing attention at film festivals worldwide, winning a string of awards including the 2017 best documentary short prize at the prestigious Tribeca festival in New York.

Since then, Tchami's become the de facto face for "the future house sound" worldwide through a string of tracks and mixes that bridge the gap between clublife and festival stages.

For about 30 years Britain has had the third most successful videogames industry in the world, behind the United States and Japan, creating a string of worldwide hits including Tomb Raider and the more controversial Grand Theft Auto.

A stomping beat and Valli's distinctive piercing falsetto, rising above the group's harmonies, made it the first of the group's string of worldwide smash hits.

Despite the best efforts of a community of more than 1,500 string theorists worldwide – efforts spanning more than four decades – there is still no single string theory prediction that allows a definitive test.

The success of Kevin Reynolds's creation (which grossed more than $390m worldwide) set up a string of historically dodgy tales featuring swashbuckling heroics and corrupt powerbrokers, which were all decorated with some truly awful attempts at European accents.

Amongst a string of worldwide attacks, Bin Laden was implicated in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center in New York; a 1995 car bomb in the Saudi capital, Riyadh; a truck bomb in a Saudi barracks which killed 19 US soldiers in 1996; and attacks against US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998.

Those behind the scenes and who pulled at the strings of worldwide power, knew that people like John F. Kennedy and others had big mouths and needed to be silenced.

The shipping crisis has already caused a string of bankruptcies worldwide.

His replacement, Richard Kobak, sued Live Nation Worldwide for $6m over a string of injuries.